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Two women sit side by side at microphone stands in front of dark red velvet drapes, reading from printed sheets. The woman on the left wears an orange sari with a gold border, a red blouse, a rudraksha mala and a small pendant, with a white forehead mark and red bindi. The woman on the right wears a cream sari with a floral-embroidered border and a rudraksha mala, and holds a paper. In the foreground on the right is a tall silver multi-tiered oil lamp, and a brass bell sits on the left.

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December 26 20092009-12-26 +1 copiesTwo women sit side by side at microphones, chanting or reciting from a sheet of paper on a stand. The woman on the left wears a peach-orange sari with maroon borders, a rudraksha mala and a pendant, and holds her palms joined in namaskar; a red bindi and white vertical tilak mark her forehead. The woman on the right wears a dark green sari with a maroon and gold border, a long mala and a pendant, and reads with hands together. Behind them is a gold-trimmed chair with a zebra-striped cushion and a red drape on the left. The scene suggests a devotional recitation or satsang.2012-07-01Two women sit cross-legged and chant at microphones on a stage with red velvet curtains. The woman on the left wears an orange saree with a red blouse, a red bindi and a white tilak, and a rudraksha mala. The woman on the right wears a cream saree with floral border and a brown rudraksha mala, and reads from a red book on a stand. Between them stands a tall brass multi-tiered oil lamp, a traditional lamp used in ritual worship.2012-04-29Two women sit cross-legged on a floor in white traditional dress during a satsang. The woman on the left wears a white sari with yellow-patterned border, a red rudraksha mala, and a white forehead mark; she holds a small object in one hand and looks down. The woman on the right wears a cream and white sari with gold border, a long orange-red rudraksha mala, gold bangles, and a red bindi; she sits at a microphone on a stand, eyes lowered, hands joined. Wooden panels and a beige wall form the background. No a person is visible in this image.2014-07-19October 06 20142014-10-06October 17 20102010-10-17Two women sit on a mat in front of microphones reciting or reading from books during a devotional session in a plain indoor room with a metal grille window behind them. The woman on the left wears a white and gold-bordered sari with a rudraksha mala and holds an open book. The woman on the right, in the foreground, wears an orange sari with a red border, rudraksha malas and a tilak on her forehead, and gestures with her hand while holding a paper. A bucket, blue chairs and a potted plant are visible in the background.2008-10-08December 14 20112011-12-14May 02 20122012-05-02Two women in white sarees with coloured borders sit cross-legged at a microphone stand in a plain room with brown acoustic panels. The woman on the left, with a white forehead mark and a rudraksha mala, holds a small object and gestures with her hand. The woman on the right wears a thick orange-red rudraksha mala and a black bead mala, holds a small object in her hands, and wears gold bangles and a red bindi. A purple bottle sits at the left edge.2014-07-21Two women in white saris with gold borders sit cross-legged on a green mat at microphone stands, reading from sheets of paper. The woman on the left wears gold-rimmed glasses, a rudraksha mala and gold bangles; the woman on the right wears a white sari with maroon and gold border, and a small bindi. Behind them, seated devotees in white clothes fill a hall, some with hands folded, and an orange drape hangs at the upper right. A small purple bird logo appears in the upper left corner.2010-10-17A photograph of a group of women seated on a red cloth-covered platform singing and playing hand cymbals in front of microphones. Several women wear white and cream sarees with coloured borders, and several wear long red rudraksha malas. One younger woman has a white vibhuti line on her forehead and flowers in her hair. Behind them is a carved wooden screen and a bald man in a white shirt and mala.2015-06-21 +1 copies